This month at our Dying 2 Know education series, guest speakers Kristi, Janel, and Kaitlin shared insights on Music Therapy, the EHS Special Patient Program, and the importance of Legacy Work. Hosted by the West Hants Hospice Society in Windsor, Nova Scotia, these workshops create a safe and supportive space to learn about end-of-life care, ask questions, and connect with resources in our community.

This June, the Hospice Society of West Hants hosted another Dying 2 Know: End-of-Life Information Workshop in Nova Scotia. It was a truly meaningful day filled with thoughtful discussion, practical advice, and community connection.We are grateful for the exceptional speakers who joined us and generously shared their expertise on topics that affect so many individuals and families: • Claire Prashad and Dr. Brenna van Tol from Hospice Halifax offered valuable guidance on end-of

Help us build the Dying 2 Know Resource Library. The Hospice Society of West Hants is inviting professionals to share end-of-life resources in West Hants so families and caregivers can access trusted support and services when they need them most.

Thank you to everyone who joined the Hospice Society of West Hants information session on May 27. A special thank you to the Grief Library, a project of the Valley Hospice Foundation, for sharing so many valuable resources and books about death, dying, and grief support.

The Hospice Society of West Hants is happy to announce that with the support of he Nova Scotia Hospice Palliative Care Association and the Healing Pathways Grant Program, we are now able to start offering end-of-life education services to people in West Hants